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title	Decontamination of rooms, medical equipment and ambulances using an aerosol of hydrogen peroxide disinfectant
Creator	Andersen, B Fredriksen, J.-E Hochlin, K Jensen, F.-H Rasch, M »more»
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source	Elsevier; Medline; PMC
abstract	Summary A programmable device (Sterinis, Gloster Sante Europe) providing a dry fume of 5% hydrogen peroxide (H2O2) disinfectant was tested for decontamination of rooms, ambulances and different types of medical equipment. Pre-set concentrations were used according to the volumes of the rooms and garages. Three cycles were performed with increasing contact times. Repetitive experiments were performed using Bacillus atrophaeus (formerly Bacillus subtilis) Raven 1162282 spores to control the effect of decontamination; after a sampling plan, spore strips were placed in various positions in rooms, ambulances, and inside and outside the items of medical equipment. Decontamination was effective in 87% of 146 spore tests in closed test rooms and in 100% of 48 tests in a surgical department when using three cycles. One or two cycles had no effect. The sporicidal effect on internal parts of the medical equipment was only 62.3% (220 tests). When the devices were run and ventilated during decontamination, 100% (57/57) of spore strips placed inside were decontaminated. In the ambulances, the penetration of H2O2 into equipment, devices, glove boxes, under mattresses, and the drivers' cabins was 100% (60/60 tests) when using three cycles, but was less effective when using one or two cycles. In conclusion, an H2O2 dry fumigation system, run in three cycles, seemed to have a good sporicidal effect when used in rooms, ambulances, and external and internal parts of ventilated equipment. Further studies need to be performed concerning concentration, contact time and the number of cycles of H2O2. This is especially important for inner parts of medical equipment that cannot be ventilated during the decontamination process.
has issue date	2006-02-28(xsd:dateTime)
bibo:doi	10.1016/j.jhin.2005.07.020
bibo:pmid	16337307
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resource representing a document's title	Decontamination of rooms, medical equipment and ambulances using an aerosol of hydrogen peroxide disinfectant
has PubMed Central identifier	PMC7114946
has PubMed identifier	16337307
schema:publication	Journal of Hospital Infection
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